Resources from the recent CHEX national conference are now online! 👩💻
We hope they can help us keep the conversation going and turn our collective knowledge into action to see a healthier future for everyone in our communities. 🗨️💬
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Raising awareness about CHEX, and how community-led health can help tackle health inequalities, is an important part of the job for the CHEX team.
Sarah recently spoke at a conference focusing on the work of GPs at the Deep End 👇
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Co-production involves people in working with others in a mutual, trusting and purposeful manner.
It doesn’t need to be perfect, but it should be as good as it can be and this Scottish Co-production Network guide aims to help people do just that!
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A quarter of a million people will be pushed into relative poverty by the UK government's benefits changes, according to the DWP's own figures.
Tthe vast majority (96%) of families that lose financially have someone with a disability in the household.
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Our training offer is specifically designed to support public bodies and partnerships to understand the relevant policy trends and objectives, giving staff time to gain new knowledge and skills - and confidently apply them in their work.
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The UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights has joined many organisations in calling on the Scottish Government to make progress to "incorporate economic, social and economic rights ... through the adoption of human rights bill".
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At the CHEX annual conference earlier this month, more than 80 people across different sectors came together in Stirling to learn and reflect about their work supporting their communities and tackling Scotland's health inequalities.
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Our quick animation is a great introduction to community development - so make yourself a cuppa and have a watch! ☕
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How can community groups best achieve their aims and meet community needs? And where to begin?
The Building Stronger Community Organisations resource helps to answer these questions and more!
scdc.org.uk/bsco
A new article from Community Knowledge Matters has some great examples of community-led action research being used in action, including from the Moray Wellbeing Hub and research undertaken as part of The Ideas Fund.
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